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Other contractors in Long Beach, CA

Real other projects logged by Long Beach homeowners on their own homes — see who they hired, how the work turned out, and honest before/after photos. No ads, no pay-to-play.

This page lists other jobs that Long Beach homeowners posted about their own homes: the crew who did the work, the homeowner's photos and their own words about how it went. Crews can't pay to be listed or ranked, WhichCrew never sells leads, and crews can't vouch for themselves.

Who Long Beach neighbors hired for other work

The most-vouched other crews in Long Beach are Art on Woods (1 home) and Happy Tails (1 home). Ranked by homes neighbors posted. From 2 jobs on WhichCrew as of November 2026. No paid placement.

CrewHomes hereNeighborhoodsNeighbor ratingLicense #
Art on Woods1Belmont Shore5.0★ (1)—
Happy Tails1Southeast Wrigley5.0★ (1)—

What the other jobs in Long Beach were

Long Beach neighbors posted these jobs from Belmont Shore and Southeast Wrigley.

  1. Happy hired Happy Tails. They gave 5 stars, called it a great deal and awarded "Great communication", "Fair pricing" and "Saved my butt".

    “Reliable sitter here in Long Beach many years of experience with vet tech background! Loving care”

  2. Frank hired Art on Woods. They gave 5 stars, called it a fair price and awarded "Great communication", "Craftsmanship" and "Fair pricing".

    “We recently hired Rick Adams to perform some Finish Carpentry in our home.”

Before you hire a other crew in Long Beach

How are the other crews on this page ranked?
By how many different Long Beach homes posted a job for them, then by the neighbors' star ratings. A crew with one job sits below a crew with three. Nothing on the page is paid placement.
Does a other contractor need a license in California?
In California, a CSLB license is generally required for work of $1,000 or more (labor and materials), or any job that needs a permit or uses employees. WhichCrew shows whether a license number is on file and links to the CSLB lookup; checking its standing is up to you.
Can I contact the crew directly?
Yes. Each crew card shows the phone number the homeowner posted, and most have a free WhichCrew card with a way to text or request a quote. Mention the neighbor's job when you call; crews like knowing which street sent you.

Hiring a other contractor in Long Beach?

These other projects were logged by Long Beach, CA neighbors on their own homes — real crews, real photos, no paid placement. Tap any project to see the contractor and their other work nearby. Always verify a contractor's license, bond, and insurance on cslb.ca.gov before hiring.

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